TV on the Radio has officially parted ways with Interscope records and are currently working on new material. Speaking to Spin, singer Tunde Adebimpe said, "Kyp [Malone] and I went to Dave's place and studio in L.A. the last week of March and we finished a couple of songs. I'm not sure what's gonna be out when, but there's new stuff coming. We're sort of collecting material for a record, but right now we're only thinking in terms of songs, smaller things we can put out regularly until an album seems possible... I like coming in and saying, "Let's make a couple songs," not feeling any sort of pressure to lock ourselves in a room. [Laughs] I don't think anyone has the space [in their lives] to do that ever again... There's actually no more room for too much messing around, or for any kind of negativity."
On May 5 at MoMA's PS1 in Queens, New York, The National will perform their song "Sorrow" for six straight hours as part of a collaboration with Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson called "A Lot of Sorrow."
The alter ego of producer and rapper Madlib, Quasimoto, will release a rarities collection called, Yessir Whatever, on June 18 via Stones Throw.
On May 4, Los Campesinos! will release their first live album, A Good Night For A Fist Fight. The album is available to pre-order for just $5 on the band's website.
Enigmatic producer and beatmaker, Zomby, will release a double album called WITH LOVE on June 17. Take a look at the cover below:
